Soviet Russian USSR WWII medal Order of Glory 3rd Class with serial number in the 400-thousand range, awarded for bravery in combat on May 7, 1945 – some of the final hours of WWII – to private Nikolai Gusev, a rifleman in the 126th Rifle Division. The citation reads as follows. Comrade Gusev, in battle for the settlement of Hertzberg on 07.05.1945, acting as part of his squad, destroyed 8 Germans with fire from his sub-machine gun and took 5 prisoner. Very scarce award for the last 1-2 days of the war in Europe! As seen in the images! The serial number of the award is authentic and matches the serial number shown in the archival documents. If you require confirmation in advance, please send me a message, and I will gladly provide images. Reasonable, rational collectors who are genuinely interested in the history represented by an award will make the effort to reach out and will quickly find that everything is in order. Winner will be provided with archival research (10 pages – including Award Record Card) in electronic format, unredacted, in color. Professional English translation of the Record Card and Citation is available if requested before receipt of item. All questions in advance. I will answer all coherent, respectful inquiries to the best of my ability. Please see my other listings. Lots of excellent Soviet medals! Many additional high quality pieces available that are not yet listed.
1 x DUPLICATE WW2 Soviet / USSR Hero of the Soviet Union Gold Star Medal for Combat Bravery with Serial number and in case. Please note that this is a DUPLICATE medal meaning it was an official replacement (copy) award for the original issue medal due to awardee’s loss of it or other such circumstances. It is marked with a Cyrillic “A” indicating that it is a DUPLICATE. 1 x Soviet Soldier Service Book with picture of Hero awardee and matching medal serial number. 3 x Personal Soviet Propaganda? Photo of the highly decorated Hero of the Soviet Union with other veterans including one with a female Gold Star recipient. As seen in pictures. Thanks for your understanding. Item comes from a smoke and pet free home.
WWII Bronze Star Medal with Label Pin & Coffin Case. Look carefully at the photos. The photos supersede any inaccuracies in the description. I have collected a plethora of stuff for 30 plus years and now have too much stuff. We are now focusing on downsizing some of our collections. Ask and verify, don’t assume – you know what that makes both of us. We like older, vintage items, and we know condition is a key factor. The photos will show you the condition – and if you’re still not sure, ask. Photos show condition and are to be considered above any written information. If it is there in the photo, then it is there on the item. Terms such as “fair condition, great condition, excellent, etc” are all very SUBJECTIVE to each individual and collector. Photos are factual – as you will receive exactly the item in the photos. We all make mistakes, especially when creating a lot of listings, or we might not use the same terminology as you do for an item. Check the photos out on your mega wide screen t. I may just have it and can create a listing for the item. This saves time and hassle. Bundle buyers are much appreciated!
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The 88th Infantry Division was activated on August 5, 1917 at Camp Dodge, Iowa. The division was comprised of National Guard units and participated in the trench fighting in France. DIMENSIONS: 1 5/8″ x 1 3/8″. THIS IS NOT A COPY OR A REPRODUCTION.
This pin has some wear from normal use. It has not been cleaned and has tarnish. It has a hinge and opens up. It is signed GES GESCHUTZT on the back. 1 1/8 in diameter. (See photos for details) Additional photos available upon request. Please specify details you would like to see more clearly. Most items not sent internationally.
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An Original Authentic U. Army WWI Victory Medal, The Great War For Civilization, With Two Bars Across The Ribbon: Meuse-Argonne And The Defense Sector. This WWI Medal is in very good condition, showing only minor wear, see all the photographs.